Hocking County School Boards Announce New Officers
Hocking County township boards reveal 14 new officer slates for the year announced by County Superintendent S H Dillon. Boards include Falls Franklin Campbell president Oscar Blum vice president and others. Murray City Education personnel already announced.
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Clyde Mathias
J. F. McGrady
J. E. Waltz
Ralph Flowers
Gore
Charles Alltop
Lewis Nixon
Frank Emrick
Mark Burgess
Chester Hicks
Green
Grant Harden
S. H. Boles
Vern Robinette
Sam Chute
Laurel
John Whitcraft
John Kuhn
S. M. Vorhees
Carl Carpenter
Olen Lama
Laurelville Perry
D. E. Thompson
Forest Frazier
Wilson Ross
Albert Swackhammer
Wayne Bowers
Marion
Ed Welber
Ed Mundy
C. H. Carpenter
C. N. Leasure
Simon Rutter
Carl Myers
Salt Creek
Leslie Dillie
Clyde Robinson
Harley Hart
Walter Hoey
Malcolm Stump
Starr Washington
John McVey
Harold Zimmerman
John R. McLain
O. H. Bryan
J. E. Loomis
Eugene Lehman
Ward
Guy Kinnear
Raymond Martin
Helen Hawk
Stephen Barber
Andrew Brooker
Dwight Stacey
Murray City Board of Education
Four Registrants Accepted for Duty in Hocking County
Hocking County Selective Board announced four registrants from Saturday's contingent have been accepted for duty. Clyde Edward Hockman of 533 East Main St joins the Navy, Richard Shaw Brandt of 63 North High St joins the Navy, Foster Beeman Pritchard of 644 West State St Columbus joins the Army, and Kenneth Elsworth Cline of Logan Route 1 joins the Navy.
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Logan
Hocking County
Enterprise P.T.A. Meeting Friday
Logan The Enterprise Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the school building A program of entertainment will be provided by students William W Martin manager of the Nelsonville office of the Social Security Administration will be the guest speaker Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting
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LOGAN—The_ Enterprise Parent-Teachers Association
William W. Martin
Nelsonville
Social Security Administration
Logan Social Notes and Local Lodge Installations
Logan notes document the Ladies Bible Class at St. Matthew Lutheran Church meeting with social hour and lunch after a lesson on Indulgence Traffic from Luther. American Legion Auxiliary members gather with furloughed Private Ellen Rowley joining. Pythian Sisters install new officers with gifts and a memorial charter drop. Refreshments follow.
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Jesus
American Legion Auxiliary
Ellen Rowley
WAC
Ft. Oglethorpe
Georgia
Charles Struble
Clete Shaw
Ward Chase
Harry Bray
Walter Huffman
Lucy Nill
Lawrence Adcock
Mary Jo
Harry Mack
Cyrus Rochester
Barton Hall
Ewald Schmitter
Albert Seabright
John McB
Irma Powers
Harry Thomas
Florence Bort
Governor Worthington Chapter DAR to Meet at White House
The Governor Worthington Chapter of the DAR will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at the White House with Mrs A G Steinman as hostess Members are asked to bring gifts for the Filet cher Hospital at Cambridge
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Governor Worthington
DAR
White House
A. G. Steinman
Filetcher Hospital
Cambridge
Adair Family Visits Logan As Service Members Return
Staff Sergeant Alan Adair visits his parents in Logan and prepares to return to Dalhart Texas. Mrs Adair remains in Logan indefinitely. Private First Class Edward Moriarity enjoys a ten day furlough with relatives in Logan from Fort Fisher North Carolina. Seaman Second Class Bill Bell spends a Logan furlough after boat training at Great Lakes Chicago. Lt Edwin Forrest Angle from Walnut Street has been promoted to Company Commander at Camp Hood Texas. Miss Minnette McCray returns to work at McCray Insurance Agency after illness.
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Alan Adair
Logan
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Edwin Forrest Angle
S. E. Angle
N. Walnut Street
Camp Hood
Texas
Minnette McCray
McCray Insurance Agency
Logan Scenic Star Route Opens Between Hocking Parks and Logan
A new 46.9 mile mail route named Logan Scenic Star Route begins operation Monday linking the Hocking Parks area with Logan. Contract awarded to Jay Wagner of West Logan for $1,896. service includes box delivery and collection with holiday operation except Sundays.
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Logan
Hocking Parks
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Post Office
Washington
Scenic
Parks
Columbus
Jay Wagner
West Logan
Double tragedy in Kenton claims two lives
Coroner John A. Mooney returns a verdict of murder and death by own action in the Kenton shooting death of Diahl Mummey, 31, and Mrs. Gladys Risner, 38, both residents of Kenton, with a 12 gauge shotgun used in the incident.
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Kenton
Diahl Mummey
Gladys Risner
John A. Mooney
Hold Rites For Joe L. Hutchins
Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at Leonard Funeral Home for Joe L. Hutchins age 67 retired miner and former resident of Haydenville and Logan who died early Wednesday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens He had been a resident of Stewart for the last several years Rev A N Grueser pastor of the First United Brethren Church will officiate with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Survivors include his wife Edna and one sister Mrs John Patton Haydenville
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Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Joe L. Hutchins
Haydenville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Stewart
A. N. Grueser
First United Brethren Church
Oak Grove
Edna
John Patton
Rites Held For Girl And Slayer In Double Funeral
Funeral rites were held Wednesday for Miss Phyllis L. Johnson 16 and Clyde W. Weaver 26 in Logan and Laurelville Ohio. A murder suicide verdict was returned after Weaver killed his schoolmate and then shot himself when she refused to go to Springfield. Johnson’s service was at South Bloomingville Methodist Church with interment at Adelphi. Weaver’s service was at Laurelville Methodist Church with burial at Tarlton Cemetery.
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Miss Johnson
Cecil H. Jones
Logan
Adelphi
South Bloomingville High School
Laurelville Methodist Church
Weaver
Samuel Elsen
Tarlton
Hocking Feed Company Closes for Duration
Logan report states Hocking Valley Feed Company on West Main St owned by the Hockman family will close for the duration. Manager Clyde Hockman has entered Navy service at Sampson New York after last Saturday's induction. Ed Hockman, father of the current manager, had sole ownership since 1932.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley Feed Company
Hockman
West Main St
Clyde Hockman
Navy
Sampson
N. Y
Thomas Shotwell
Ed Hockman
Carbon Hill Cagers Triumph in Twin Bill
In Logan on January 7 Carbon Hill High School beat Union Furnace in both games. The varsity won 55 to 22 with Dawley scoring 25 and Hawk 11. The reserves won 48 to 11 led by Sanborn with 11. it marked the ninth straight win for the Carbon Hill reserves.
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Logan
Carbon Hill High School
Bill
Union Furnace
Green
Dawley
Hawk
White
Sanborn
Carbon Reserve
Admiral Halsey Awarded Gold Star for South Pacific Service
Secretary of the Navy Knox presents a gold star in lieu of a second Distinguished Service Medal to Admiral William F. Halsey Jr. for his leadership and actions in the South Pacific theater during World War II.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
William F. Halsey, Jr
South Pacific
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